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Vị thần Đi-ô-ni-dốt trong truyện “Điều ước của vua Mi-đát” đã nắm giữ điều gì đặc biệt?

A.

Phép mầu

B.

Thuốc thần

C.

Lọ nước thần

D.

Cây đèn thần

Đáp án và lời giải Đáp án:A

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